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7nE LITTLE PEOPLE

Little Dot heard your marina ten my
mamma YOU were going to be a awful good
boy. Little Dick-Yes, am ''She SAID she
knew now vha, you wanted for Christmas,
cause she heard you a prayin Tor them
eyes: prayed real loud SO she would =
Omaha " orld-
While one of the teachers of the Pine street
school was questioning a geography class
mon the states of the Union and kindred sub
iects. she asked if any of the class had ever
been in a foreign country, whereupon one
little girl with sparkling eyes answered, Yes,
I have: I was in Rutland Observation-Disclosures
Vt) Free Press
bright little friend Of mine who has not
vet got out of the kilt skirt period OF boy
hood takes no stock in the Santa Claus yarn
His little sister asked him tbs other day what
he wanted Santa Claus to bring him. @Oh, ne
answered, "dey amt no Santa Claus YES,
there is,n said the little girl mo, dey amt
il dey is what Is mamma sabln up TORT
That was clincher.-Exchan&e
At one or two years the childs world is the
| house wherein he lives, and the bit he has
seen from the window. - three he may be
| conscious of the existence of city. Even at
/ four some children do not realize that there ls
any more of outdoors than their own two
ewes have SEEN All this explains why little
| boy on the North Side. who has heard OF
| Graceland at home and OF Jesus at Sunday
| school. said to his mother the other day:
mamma, I want you to take me out to
Graceland and show me where Jesus ID
buried ;-Chicago Herald.
A member of the Lewiston school commit
tee happened into the school room the other
day just class OF the youngest boys were
called out to recite in arithmetic Tome,
now, Johnny" said the teacher, "let US see
how well you can count" Johnny begins
aOne, two, three, four, five, seven" No
Johnny, you have skipped six" said tn,
teacher, kindly. ask, seven, eight nine,
continues Johnny, and then hesitates. &c
on, ten comes next" prompts the teacher
sTen, jack, queen, king, ace" concludes tn
youth triumphantly. Lewiston the) Jour
nal
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SENTINEL

we will send handsome steel en-
craving. 30x40 inches valued at
$500. For the next best list, a
wears subscription to The SENTINEL
will be given. No letter can be used
oftener than it appears in the word.
Worcester's Unabridged Dictionary to
he the standard Of authority. All
lists must be sent in by Feb. 18th
name of the successful contestant te
appear in our issue OF March End.
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ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD !?

Won are. mus Economy getting the
LOWEST PRICES, and exercise judgment in the Sc
of material. The who give
good than competitors is the
WIZ
INV from fyOuvy SASH, DOORS,
and Building Material generally send "bil" of what
j. w. GRAY
3otf IHOMASVILLE, NJ
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-10
YOUNG PEOPLES CORNER
A WuRD HUNT.

To the young subscriber of this
paper, obtaining the longest and most
accurate list of words from the letters
composing the word
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-10

GeoD SALARIES OR COMMISSION TO MEN AND
" Women to act local or travelling Agents.
WHITNEY, Nurserym an, Rochester, n y. Men
ION this naner ) July15-6m
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NoW-THE TIME TO SPECULATE

A GIVE fluctuations in the Market offer OPP
n portunites to spectators to make money
in Grain, Stocks, Bonds and Petroleum. Prompt
,ersonal attention given to orders received by
wire or mail Correspondence solicited Full
information about the markets in our BOOK
which will be forwarded free on application
n. D. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
50 Broad and 81 New streets, New York CITY
Nov IS, 'S6-1v.
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PA T EN- rs

Obtained. and all PATENT BUSINESS atten-
ded to PROMPTLY and Tor MODERATE
FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. S. Patent Office,
and we can obtain Patents in less time than
those remote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise
as to patentability free of charge: and we make
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is sEC E EI,
We reter. here, to the Postmaster, the Supt.
OF Money Order Div, and to officials of the U.
S. Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms
and references to actual clients in your own
State or County, write to
G.. A. SNOW & CO.,
2-tf Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. q
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-10

Is natures own remedy. made from roots gain,
by which it is made was obtained by a half,
breed from the Greek Indians who inhabited
4 certain portion Of Georgia. which was COM
municated to one of the cary settlers, and
thus the formula has been handed down to the
present day The above cut represents the
methsd twenty years ago, by Mr.. Z. L: swift.
one OF the present proprietors. he demand
sioO 600 laboratory is now necessary to
supply the trade. a foreign demand has been
sary to meet it. This great
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
sALTsnoxE . vMaU nAaLxoAp

sCHDULK ~ xFTEUr. Nov. 20, iss,.
Trains lsays lsiAvnrs Avenue Dspos
haSI.,aOu Np
rhlia. Accom-. daily except sunday elsA.M.
rhtlA. Accom- uodAlion. daily 100 A, a
PhtiA. Accommodation, dAiy ...'M A d
PnilA Accom- "a odAtLon, daily .,.s 4S A. M
phtlA. Accommodation, daily ..lolbA,N =
Phila. Chester e1prssa, daily uNA.n n
YhilA- Accommodation, daily Loo %. m.
PhilA. Accom- daily ,ereo7s sunday Q % p. N.
PhilA. uhsstsr express, daiiy, e.
rhif. Aoconnod ation. daiiJ ..,... Liop..
ps,i.. ps,i. = 0ns.,er .Ipress dn.iy - ,. m.
rS rS Ason Aeon SGSssn asi, ss ss,s.,; 80
yh,tA Aooom mediation, dsi,y......s - o. -.
FhiiA. Ohssssf erprs<ss daily, sl3 p. q.
WkSr.BOuEr
ontoago b Pittsburg bnitsd, ,caly - A. 4
Arrfvee OhtesGo $50 hoxt Mofnins.
bstimors Acocnnoessson, daily,
oiaeinnaI slst. i.outs, ,I.i-z. .dAiss II. 10 a. &
Arrives Utnoinnsu ..<A a a. 10. l.e9
o 20 Y. M pezt day.
sAitimors Accommodates, oany. = u p ,
ohic19o snh - Losis 2rysss,
sinseiiy xooaiamcistion. a,i,y. rs = =
sinserly Aeeomnsoosa.ies.. saify.
ToH lASnsrnxsa, aSns Is 4. n y .Ssse % Z. N =,
only. 10 % a. m md N p. m. dk IL
| sxospt Sun9AJ. b 80 y. N. DAILY.
Irnins iosve hAssot ~ tssS otskhOa.
| fof Philadelphia -s.S y. n- dnif5, ex scp
sunday. Sor bsiul Iis IA p M.
| daily, o1aspt Sunday vof Ii pde ncerr
% an ioSe A "A. and aN r &.. eAly
siosp1 SuLdAy; s.1 n SUNDAY oni,
| b.3op. = dsly.
| rhe loSo - II. srs Il ooAno ,u ~ EaI
Junction viii Uiss4I nah ami 1T Lou
| through snprsH, diaiy, sxcopt sunday. re.
i SEQ y. m. ornntc,s- vita ON saso and -
l Le uie eJ-ryess dAiiN
| ITAins Tor ~iiIaInss-s-k ave PnnsdM
paia. sally. 20, tIe, %, 81 so .. N, | |.
$50 ~, 'AsL as. A& Ala 10 90 .. II.
| aoor, - II 80 D. IN.
Il kxproas u aims
l ". IL. OLE kNrS, OK LORI,
| HAM ser. NsnG PAsA Area
| Tsleshons No. lps.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19

sole e,tlns statistics concerning labor,
aud seven Safes have laws providipg g
for boards of arbitration for the seltls-
mrn; Of disputes between employers
aud worklnzmen. When he WAS frst
elected the order nun berei but few
thousand mem oers, bus ct the recen,
meeting O. the General Assem- bly, held
in Minneapolis the ,ossl mem oershtp
reported Vas over halt . million. The
order has m ade some mis.kes in the
pas, shiloh can be avoided In the fu-
lure oy carefully following the advice
which hAs 80 oten been given by Mr..
Powderly.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19

The SUNDAY RsPuBLIC m ade II.
appearance yesterday, and se are frank
10 saying that It 10 far bel,w our ex
pecIationa There Vas an almost 10 aI
Absen % OF local news, and the prtnci
pal article was one Of rslmsse's ser
mons. The paper msy however i'm.
prove 80 4. srows older, and while se
have grave doubts OF there being room
Tor two Sunday papers in this city, co
pe,ial'y - We have the New York and
Philsdelphis Sunday papers by
O'Clock in the morning. We however
wish the Republic all the success Il
may merit.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
wANAMA ERs'

Robes are S2.oo. So. 81,
81 so, S475, S. IS, S. so,
So, S7.a5, $3.50, IS, $3.50,
SS.75, So, $40, $1,000, $II,
SI6.5o, S22, S25, $35, $50,
and 500. In number tens
of thousands, and you can
find them at the four points
of the compass on the main
floor.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
WANAM AKEKH
PAuA unLraiA. MoaiAr, Dec. ls. !ss-
Store open every nigh,
this week till 10.
Keep to the right.

Keep to the right.
There isn't so much Of q
crowd as you may imagir e.
Plenty OF corners and side
places where you can rest
and chat at your ease. Think
OF this, and you won't care
to stop in the alsles to visit
Go around the stretches
of counter thickest with buy
ers, unless you want some.
thing at that very spot.
We have given double
and treble, in some cases 81,
or eight times, the usua
space to sor 8 of goods that
there will be most holiday
inquiry for. This pushe:
some OF the staple, everyday
all-the.year-round things {
little into the background
But they are here, just tn,
same. Just as attractive
and just as wo,thlul as i
the qifty glamour of Christ
mas time had no fallen NOR
especially On H4ndkerchiets
and Fancy Goods, ane
daintily wrought conceits il
metal, wood, leather, anc
woven stuffs
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19

TIE KNIGHTS OF LABOR Will ba
plesged TO learn thas their chief, Mr..
Powde-iy, Is not Dangerously III, and
shst his physician says he only needs q
season OF rsss to restore him 70 his
usual health. Since the news wen!
forth OF Mr. Pc wderley's illness he has
had shs ain ere sym pathy OF not only
every Kclght OF Labor, hut al'o cf
every man who admrrss faithful,
earnest work. During the sevsn years
1hHs ne has been at the head o; the
Knights Of Lsbor no has raised It from
o puny, insignifiosnt organization 80 be
power In orr land. When Mr.. Pow
derly assumed hls present position 'heEa
was not labor oursau or board oi
arbitration 10 this country. Nov q
number OF the States have burehus FOX
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
p!dladel: AHA, 7iir nington 4 Ba.
timo,e Il lilroad.
rovs@<.es u ,th. 1857.
rains viii sn,se W. .,m,p g,op n. fol- ov,

r rains will issss W lmin g,on ~ fol- ows
rhasa's pnis tstPsss y. = rs. .+o,sA 7.1
- 9' ~ ~ hgg u rs, II 81 a. n., II 70
4 Sasom : n; m : . - 40 ss,s:. ., nem mm
q 400. r. "a Rs ), ,oSp. N.
For Chester te,p- essl s1 80 s0, sra,
80; II ~ II 81 n. IL &, "a . ". "a, and
AeoomIn c.,Anon, 's4o. 7ol 7u, sn 10 b..
M IA 80. &c, I'p AND 10 20 p. IN.
rev ora. %. sc, 40 b3', IA. 80, 10 On,
"a ~ "a 81, : e, "A. g a. O. and
scr wes, ch.s er. via LamoIin, go and
tot sewArk 90 MIR and intermediate sta
'e.hS = a. N. Y SAND t:lp.
Baltim re and Intermediate stations, 10 L. q.
n., d1 and n n M
hAItlinors 49, BAy Iinr, u p. m.
hatluor. as hshington, / As, 4M tN.
70 = and Il m. L o., q II, ~ 4, . 10,
'6tt andT - m
Tralns ier .iAwarss Divtsion leave for:
1 Ne" A'ii. 90 sos m, l!6h 2& s6,
- y. M. az y n sight
A beorgrt"" and L.~es, 20 a. m q, o p. m
s,Aioru {" EVIrs'), ~ q. 10.
4 hArri1 1gn n. DeimAr and way stations, a
Etpr,s. Tor Harrington, 70 p. m. Wal
- prs., @r Dover. Hlrrins.sn. and De-.
l mar, l-n Night.
| Franz IN t1ty, snA m,
1 EIpte =. 1r Cape CtNrrS Old Polnt Tsm
fort AZ dNorfolk, u % Sigh.
IHAv r PhnAdclph',, BroAd street. for VII
/ mlngi On tenprcssl IL Is, -, n, 7 II, ~
lnsh rs, n hjh. m, z sol, 4O2 40 o.
| 40 comm modAtion, ssl ras an, rs, ?. ~
y. 40. - So ltOs 10 ". aud II q ,. NJ.
VI further Information, passe myers are sc
FER ei To the tickei on NJ The station.
M I alns ,s,H sarktd thas are lilsited express
.snersi ; MANAGER enersi fasssnsei "a @no Az
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19

At the coming holiday
many women and eir,s will
be made happy by receiyin 2
Robe and Dress patterns
some in boxes, others rot
Let us tell you something of
them-the Robes, we mean
Don't frighten at the first.
Read down the column.
10000, Robe and jacket.
The picture in the box
shows the completed cos,
tune. Elegant, last Paris
touch. Captured on the
spot by special envoy
Brown, garnet, and olive
colors. Cloth with soutache
braid. The difference be-
tween types and life is the
gap between these word:
and the thing described.
5000. Robe only, NJ
: Jacket. Cloth with sewing
: silk embroidery. Ard SO rich
:, A few short years since, anc
e only the income of a Prin
cess could command such
/, But now, Beauty, Utility
e and Economy, the thre
ii graces Of the age, give a
a. t h i SO n ~ fifty dollar:
ae Brown, blue, green, gra,
to garnet, plum, terra colt;
In olive, gobelin. Nine color
l. $3.50. Five dollars an
lis ii. a half. Are you q Dre'
ks Goods critic1 The wcarin
"a. OF a Dress from this lot vi
ns make you one. The pla
; "a q serge makes the expert
her wools exclaim: "R' mark
In in ble!w and the novelty
t.h trimming extorts from t
i1 itsi buyer: "Quite So"
ons $500. Get dot and
os piers right Three della
the the The plain is a neat serg
Ills the trimming a stylish stri
'i'7. The whole a wonder Il
be one small price could cal
MI a tuil Dress Pattern SO II s
). 1 full and SO good The Wi
hi. his is looking at O. sparr
has brown, but there are col,
only 81 many, very many.
liuiy
ear. % 81 and 90 cents, $751;
r"m and 81 20 These are
. be figures for Dress Patterns
bers prints, Century Cloths, 3
d OF others
for The general prices
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19

DLLAH tD'E OAhEFuLuv. La
l. ne hi aery Al typo OF o1u printfav
ADD plr ding es-ibI hment are aoH r.uly
oi 70 cur pnii@.olpnis establishment a,
SIx:h aud ATch streets, whore all ., Gu,
"ot< viii her' al or De done. nur VII
q ingt stbcs II remsin 81 3.s shin =,
s'Tee until iurtl sr nofIce We corLi4It,
invite our freuot ~ call hpH Gse us At on
Ellade ipL la office, and - send orders z
either p ses, ss nay be most convenient u
them W. now hsvo "a establishment IA,
up'flei IN iac'lltles 10 anything wo hAy,
ever Lai GefJte and arc nltter n la -,
eVor TO tnln cat elegant and excellent strs
ca g@: cd I me bLgis Of prices PleasD gst
abJaGahL orGGre. EEhRlS BaU'S..
ais int 3l3 Shiplev st-eet
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Mechanics Tx lsEee
Leers S1ppy D
NO. Is HRTkttN. II

hechsnie7 a11 u i.siS
meat ptt'c'y1 = tlIIl
sto psr ios h4v {. ! 'lAiss
vi IN " 0ss "a al,.H ~
cnkno . aGsluhv SaJ Eili
write IT, Ct.iI7 proi {
par.icIlA's ''-1' llt-llL
Nc arc = -' 'psa,.' sl %
aNy old .. gsu nae .lT pi1
To trCF. stHG u lei, dB al,
ly5u have, t.. ,.,isg Wa
our coLm.H!.h n. il7Ls.
g. dreas
| Mechanics Eyd
No !, Ma.se, S. va
nLl
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Candies for The Holidays,
Delaware Cake { Bakery Co.,
Nc. 9 East 4th Street,
Have made up for the Holidays .Arge
and assorted stock OF PLAIN
q ORNAMENTAL
CANDIES,

Consisting IN part as follows Candy
toys in 10 boxes at Is and ~ cts. box:
mixed candies In 10 boxes from % to joc
the very choices, mixed candies in IL
boxes with glazed fruits for presents, Soc,
cream chocolates, bon bons roasted Jordan
almonds, saramels and other delicious
goods that cannot be excelled in price or
purity. Also a fresh stock OF Foreign
fruits and nuts witch will be dlsp,eed OF
al II small margin on cost, Give VI all
and you will le satisfied that our goods
are as represented. Parties supplied q!
Wholesale prices. dlGGt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19

lc b1iIibcks dIlU kOWCiS
and Sheetings and each
other Linen whiteness and
brightness are no less be-
| C ause Handkerchiefs are
spread ou; over more than
400 feet of counter.
We never beard OF such a
gathering OF Handkerchief
before. The sheerest, cob
webiest films from France,
the finest work OF Irish
looms, and every worthy
weave of Linen that takes
Handkerchief shape, no mat
ter where it was made. An
eighth OF an acre Of Hand
kerchief shelving and coun-
tering loaded with haxen
and silken treasures.
Getting the Handkerchiefs
|of the men who made them
lets US put such little prices
on them.
West OF Man Aisle, south OF centre.
We buy all our Linens
as We buy Handkercfieis.
You can pick just as well
come presents tr m amy of
them as from Handkerchiels
Southeast Of centre.
More space for Books;
more room to look at them
lin; more salespeople; more
buyers than ever before. II
you come with the precise
Book-thought in n n d
Book News will put it
tbere) al cl.e is easy. You
know just what to get and
whore TO get it, and there's
an end Of it Anywhere we
make your choosing as easy
las w can.
illustrated Holiday Gilt Books
| Books in sets, cloth or han cal
| Family Bibles
Oxford Teachers Bibles
Prayer Books and Hymra,s
Books Of every sort
land where you can get at
Them with least tro1ble. So
lare the Christmas Cards and
1.-THE hundreds or 50 kinds Of
ICaleudars. Only a limited
edition Of the delie htfuily
lDickensy Dickens Calendar
There will b. none to sell al
lower prices after the first o
5 January.
i Book News gives tht
Wanama&er price OF every
i Book, and the price innlud
e ling postage. The list is
-Icheck on your bookseller
el wherever you are, Compare
slhis price with ours. You Cal
waste S. on a Szs purchas
olot Books as easy as winkin,
O lii you don't know the maj
!. ket You may waste it O
d halt that much.
Il December Book New
! 1888 pages illustrated) in &C
y idition 20 its usual feature
,eI gives a New Ho iday Boo
all List Of almost I solid page
s with the proper price
y,levery Book Nay save yo
a. tie amount of years eul
= scripti9n Ga the lea.t Boo
,dlyou bay 3 cents, 30 cen
AS a year.
no South OF Thirteenth stree, en- rance.
I'll 5000 NJ MS T.cx .cal
lin made By oae o! ihe lead,I
in manufactures in New Yo
"a leone 70 as this mornir
fofi Not 4 scarf among the
The that isn't a big h.li doila
worth, bat we have mark
r; them rs cents each.
-. Middle Market street entg.;ee
JOHN MANAMAKEa
Chestnut. Thirteeuba and hark-c At
~ aud CitY-hsll SQUARE
hat
rrv| 1EAaER5
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
USEFUL H0lIlLy

Laf.rt' il and co.,
m,re irl t1 r.oys. " m Y
|kercti.,f. ~ = e Den ID
nance nah hdsrrch.ei ooar., ,.p. ~, y
ma maj 81 '-ies, aaLi ea,,,.
and Plush cars,tl.5 ,,,,.1
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19

1t IS, 70 SAY Gue leAs', very strange
that with abe many example .pd
warnings American girls have had
they sEll cou.ipue 10 allow themselves
10 become the victims OF sEintiers and
shax psrs. Tae lEtes. Victim "a Miss
Sall!e DCnoery, g wealthy young lAdy
OF G9rnsntoru, Pa, who permitted
herself 10 be en.rapped into . mario 9e
With "CJunE" DeWoli, who tu.ns on,
TO be o professional criminal, th.s -
served time 10 jail, and is now Ia pr.
son ., Wi.kes6Atre, Pa. on the charge
of obtaining money under false prt-
lenses, while tns heArt-breken y4ung
wife "a ct ler sisters home. This o)gl.
count ID vet.knoSn to the pol g o
New York snd PAiladslphls; he can,
10 this conntr2 from G erm.ny In 1855
and IN jane Of thss year passed
forged draft Tor $3.50 en- the Colum
blAn Bank, Philadelphia, for whlsh h
spent enc year OF bis aor.hless exist
enoe in Moysnensing prisen Lss
summer he made arsi:e In some "a ~
ner ard vas enabled 10 pui uo at b
Wisssh.ckoI Iun, where he mhie b
AsauA'n.snce OF Miss Dunbery,
whom he WAS married last June.
THIS young lady was NO douo!
rApluEss with the idsA OF becoming
coun 'ess, and In trying 70 grasp u
bubble, As, wrecked her life. IN
however I i, bus one OF hundreds Of Ill
oases, and 20. long ago, young "
mar who had been an heiress, W
earning her living Ia o neigh oor.l
city by attending 9 store, her ;oItu
having been spent by her husband
supposed Italian count, who when h
money Was gone LET'S her 10 shift
herself. There are numbers Of girls
our best society who would turn W
soorn from . mechanic, or 3 yon
merchsnt, striving on limited CAPT
to build up business, and It is smc
this clsss that the bogus counts q
lords End their victims. l. may
that any young lady, who after
many warnings that have been 81
allows herself to be entrApped n
manner "a MT desevviug Of muOh .
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-08
st. Andrews Cathedral

The Second Congregation will hold
service upon Good Friday at II a. m,
with sermon by the Rev. Geo. Wallace
The following services will be held
upon Easter day; Celebration of the
Holy Communion at 1880 a. M; morn
ing prayer and sermon at II:I5; a sec.
ond celebration of the Holy Com
munion Immediately after midday
service; evening prayer and sermon at
1880 p. m.
The Rev. Geo. Wallace will preach
at the morning service, and the Rev.
II. II. Gowan in the evening. The
offerings of the congregation on Easter
day will be for the school of the Rev.
S. II. Davis at South Kona, and for
current expenses.
A meeting will be held upon Easter
Monday at 1880 p. M, in the old
church building, for the election OF
wardens and sidesmen, and for other
business. A full attendance of the
congregation is requested.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-08
A COFFEE FAMINE.

There is coffee famine in prospect
for the world. An advance of fifty per
cent. in price is noted during the past
year. Java and Ceylon only gave half
their usual crop last year, and similar
reports Of falling off are obtained from
other producing countries. If il was
only possible now to increase the
capacity Of Hawaii's coffee plantations
at a stroke to many times the present
annual production, dividends from the
coffee plantations Of Kona might turn
the "winter Of our discomfort over a
depressed sugar market into GLORIOUS
summer" 1t is to be feared, however,
that this golden opportunity for raking
wealth into the country comes to Ha-
waii when she is unprepared to profit
by it. Perhaps the occasion is not one
for remorse, for chief reason of the
prospective famine is that production
had become neglected in other coun
tries on account Of a wretchedly low
market Yet possibly it is an oppor.
tuni,y to be improved, for the con.
sumption Of good coffee the world over
is likely to increase from year to year.
Since the Hawaiian article IS equal to
any, and superior to most Of that pro.
duced in other countries, there seems
to be no reason why capital should not
be forthcoming for increasing its pro-
duction.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-08
Card Of Thanks.

The members Of the Ladies' Bone.
VIOLENT Society OF Fort-street Church
take pleasure in thus publicly thanking
the ladies and gentlemen, one and all,
who SO kindly assisted them in the Old
Folks Concert on Friday evening last.
The limits Of this little note forbid the
mention Of any since we cannot men
ton all, who by their cheerful, patient
efforts made the concert so complete a
success; yet we cannot refrain from
especially thanking Mrs. Cruzan for her
untiring zeal and energy so lavishly ex-
pended. We are also deeply indebted
10 the Press Publishing Company for
their generosity and courtesy; and last,
to the ever generous Honolulu public,
whose 'lend a hand" principles we
have SO often weighed in the balance
and never found wanting. To each
and all, we express our most hearty
thanks.
ELIZABETH HALL, Secretary.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-08

party" agreeably to the AdseriiSe,'s
advice some fifteen months ago. But
the reasons alleged-that the Govern
ment and community are on an equality
as regards morals and ability-for the
Adieyfisers latest advices to "keep
still" and let the ship Of state sink OF
swim, whichever it will, are precisely
the reasons why every man in the com
munity should enlist in a well.directed
campaign of reform. If improved
legislation is necessarily preceded by
more light among the people, We
take it to be the duty Of honest and in
dependent journalism to mirror state
affairs in such manner as to show the
public the clear line Of duty lying
nearest to every inhabitant Of the
Kingdom, whether native or foreign.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-08
Police Court.

Yesterday, the cases of All Yum and
r. Robinson, remanded from the 4th,
were further remanded, the first for
hearing and the other for sentence, TO
the 9TH
M. P, Cropley, a hack driver, after a
remand from the first, was reprimand-
ed for violation Of express regulations
and discharged.
Of the ten Cinnamon, brought up
on the 4th for gaming on Sunday, Au
Yit and Hoy Ho were mulct in Sal
each and the remaining seven were dis
charged on nolle prosequi.